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CANADIAN COMPLICATIONS.
Two Vessels that have Escaped Ate
Capture Likely to Cause Difficulty.

1WO vessels tnat have Escaped After
Capture Likely to Cause Difficulty.
OTTAWA, ONT, Sept. 15.-Mr Drake, Q. c., who
was commissioned by the minister Of justice to go
TO Sitka, Alaska, and represent the Do
minion government at the trials OF the cap
tains ana crews Of the British Columbia
sealers seized In Behring's Sea this year, has re-
turned 10 victoria, and his report is expected here
In day or two The complications arising out Of
the escape OF the Canadian schooner Adams
from the American cutter Rush in Behring's sea,
ana also that OF the American schooner Walter NJ
Young from the custom officials at Northeast
Harbor, n. s., are likely TO cause some trouble
70 the Government. The latter vessel was
seized Tor shipping men without permission,
and when taken into port managed to escape at
night. Being now outside OF the jurisdiction Of
the Canadian government, the Young cannot be
dealt With unless she returns to Canadian waters,
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pY DUNCANsoN BROS, Aueuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
ON SEVENTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN EAST
CAPITOL AND STREET SllIIIHEAST

ON SEVENTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN EAST
CAPITOL AND STREET SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in zaeE
Li1er No. 1902 folio 1879, seq of the land <8
records OF the District OF Columbia will SELL 80
on SATURDAY gI, sEPTt PIT. TwENTI-F0Uklh a.
1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK F. NJ, ill front Of the prem.
ses the following described real estate, situate in
Washington city, District of Columbia, to wit Lots
numbered eight tSl Line 9), and ten UOl, in square
numbered one thousand and niuety-six (1O96) to-
gether with all the improvements, ways. easements
rights. privileges and appurteuances to the be-
longing or in any wise appertaining.
Terms: The amount of the Indebtedness secured,
with expenses of sale, taxes &c. cash balance in
que year from date Of sale with per cent interest
be secured by deed Of trust premises all cash.
option OF purchaser deposit OF 800 required on
each lot At time Of sale Conveyancing, &C.. pur-
chasers cost Terms TO be complied with in days.
otherwise resale 1T risk aud cost Of defauling pur-
chaser after five days public notice OF such resale in
some newspaper published i'll Washington, L. &.
JAMES p RYON,1 r-,..oo
s14-dSds SAMUEL, CROSS trustees.
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lila and 1116 9th st.

lila and 11l6 9th st.
s.w-. b. h.. ar, and 1
{. b. in rear. SO, 900
4O6 and 40S 18th st.
sw., b.h.. 3r.
10 . st. NV, b.h.,
Drs.. s. 0UU
1908 Marion alley NV.
b.h., 1rs. 800 $500
340S n st. NV, III,
Recommendation
61o LIST st.s.w.,f.h., or.
and 3 houses rear. 1900
1902, 1904 L st. NV.
b. h., irs. 900
3O2 9th st. S. e b. h..
. rs. recommendation
Ola 9TH ST. ne, I. h..
AL, 453 Ridge st. n.
w, fin, 1900
404, lOo s. Cap. St s.
w, FIJI, ors. 900
1916 18th st. NV, +.
90I to y07 i st. NV.
bib, FRS. 800
1213 Madison st. NV,
FIJI, 4rs.............1,3 800
S.e.cor.S-C. ave 4 14tn
st. Sc, FIJI, Prs 900
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At 81. Louis the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
has peen DONG some slashing In Eastern rates.
but nobody seems to know the motive for this ac-
ton.
Az san Francisco great prominence Is given by
1OceI noWSp9pctS 70 changes announced In the
difectofy OF the Nevada Bank, by which ex-Sena-
Tor James g: Fair again becomes prominent
ana accepts the presidency OF the bank
manning az director.
The orm q Thomas J. Pope 4 Brother, dealers
samuel A: Bnggs. The nrm, whose place OF busi-
ness Y % ae Pearl street. was rated ct from
be much larger.
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The Furniture Efnishers' Strike Soon
to End.

BOSTON, Sept 15.-The strike Of the furniture
hniShers Is likely to end before many days. Many
but are prevented by the leaders OF the strike
the furniture manufacturers OF Boston and the
vicinity met yesterday and adopted vigorous set
control their own business; that to concede the
demand OF the men for nine hours day with ten
that the strike was organized outside OF their own
employees and forced on many against their con-
vtctiOns OF right, and that firm stand would be
taken against such arbitrary demands. An agree
ment TO employ no wOrkmen on strike from any
other factory has been signed by f1fty firms.
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K|Ok HEST FURNISHED
Il l3i2 s., 2-story and basement brick. 1Or sta
flCIary wash tubs, speaking tubes. Sc. $50.
Inquire OF VI. NJ PAEkER
a.
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SHED.
IUIl CT. av. NV. 15r. 200
ll'e9 ; st.n-w., Or. 2E.oO
1906 10th st.n.w.. IT'D
1902 Corcoran St, 6r....2Q
PA LIST s.w. ,6r. ........l5
.,.I4 LIST 81 s.w.. Or. ..... l.
2O21 % St W., llr. 80
I215 y. \. ave NV, ar
and ELECTROMAGNETIC
1907 10Th st. NV, l0r. 80
I1UI 10Th NV 2lr. 100
l5I4 3Oth at. NV. 11r- 30
911 st. NV. 11r.......1o
Conn. ave NV. 13r. 49,
Iy05-1-9-ll 9Th st. I.w.
,3r. and store. 80
1926 2.,9th 81. NV, Or. 20
1872 Conn ave. 13r.
1918 18th st. NV, Or. 20
20.2 l st. NV, Or. 30
1884 goth st. II. W. Tr. 80
1876 10Th ST. n. W, 10
1907 Caroline st. NV. 20
SHED.
1910 10Th st. n.w.,1Or.1n5
VI ave, near l. st.,l1r.30O
1923 RI. ave. 11r. 1861
IUl1 Conn. ave. ] Or. $50
1913 10th st. n.w......lo0
X. 1. ave, near 18th St,
ltr..-----.---4l6 1857
18th St. near n, 13r. 23O
1926 18th ST. n.w..1Or.125
100 Z 1t. NV, Tor -122J
10 10 \ st-n.w..I0r. 1857
1918 2lst st. NV. llr. $50
j rs l St NV, 13r 200
Farragut 81. 16r. ..iI6.67
l212 VIZ. ave. Sr..5O
] % Ntl-ave he, l0r..l355
) Cook row n. W, l22r..1D0
y near 18th st......}:,3.;i ;}
examined By permit from
MAS j. FISHER X Co.
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TI,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

Three Pianos. four very uperior Parlor Suites finely
upholstered; several nile Oil Paintings, Walnut
Folding Bedstead. Walnut Marble-Top Chamber
furniture, in suites and separate PIECES; Sofa Beds
Couchcs and Lounges, Walnut Hat Racks, Dining.
room Fnrniture, Painted Chamber Furniture.
Hair and Husk Mattresses, large number of Brus-
sells and other Carpets, Chamber and other Tables,
Cooking and Heating Stoves, store Fixtures, &c.
. - ALSO,
At TWELVE O'CLOCK, by order of the Secretary OF
the Interior Department, one Black Horse
ALSO,
At TWELVE O'CLOCK, number Of Driving and
Work Horses. Horse, Buggy and Harness in good
condition, Carriages Buggles, Wagons aud Harness,
one Horse Cart, nearly new.
AT lny auction rooms SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER
SEVENTEENTH, 1887. commencing ut TEN
O'CLOCK. s15-2t
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RANCE OF THE THERNoM4TER.--The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: z a
M, 20; p. m, 70; maximum. 70; minimum. Ga
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s14-dSds
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAL ESTATE. FRONTING TWENTY-FIVE
IEET On The EAST SIDE OF FIFIEENTH
STREET AND RUNNING BACK WITH THAT
WIDTH ~, ONE HuNDRED AND TWENTY sEvEN
AS THE OLD PORTION OF WELCKER'S
HOTEL.
By virtue Of certain deed of trust. bearing date
September 20, 1873 and duly recorded III LiberffES
No 736. folio o.! ct seq. one OF the Land Records l
OF the District Of Columbia, and by virtue OF
OF the Supreme Court the said District of Coumbia
III equity cause No 1879 and at the request of the
the payment of the Indebtedness viii SELL at public
ancton IN front Of the premises, on SATURDAY, THE
at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. all of lot numbered eleven
1D In Davidsons SUBDIVISION Of part of square NUM-
feet on l3tn street and running back with that width
the office of the Surveyor the District of Columbia
Terms OF sale cash. and to be complied with within
twenty days from day of SALE property to be resold
1t risk and cost OF defautng purchaser deposit Of
$500 will be required at time Of SALE ALI conveyance
ing at cost of purchaser.
sl3-dEds ROBERT G. RUTHERFORD Trnsfea
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NEW YORK, Sept.-The stockholders OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad met at / ID. IN. to-day
and voted for a new board OF directors for the
ensuing year. The meeting adjourned after the
TO count the vote. Following Is the only ticket
in the field, and which Is undoubtedly elected !:
Brookinan, Benz. p. Cheney, Robert Harris Bray
ton Ives, Thomas +. Oaks, Chas. b. Wright, Henry
Willard, Edwin II. Abbott Chas. L. Colby, Colgate
holders were present, prominent among them be-
ing Henry Willard who voted on 3so, 600 shares OF
stock.
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A Washington Incorporation in Alex.
andriH.

special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR:
ALEXANDRIA. Sept. ia new company, COM
posed OF Edgar M. Marble, Henry E. Perrine, H.
c. Palmer, w. Whickham Smith, John S. Orr,
Isaac H. Marrow, Yvon Pike, NJ. T. E. Chandler
and John w. Post, put on record here
to-day charter from Judge Keith
or ''The steel Tabular Car Co." the object being
to manufacture railway cars andto buy conces-
siOnS OF rights to manufacture them, and It Is
authorized to hold $1,000 600 real estate, as its
capital stock is fixed at $l5 90. The principal
offices OF the company are fixed by the charter at
Washington, d. c., Alexandria, Va. and New York
city. The onicers are John s. Orr, Philadelphia,
president; Edgar NJ. Marble, Washington, d. c.,
vice-presiden;t John W. Post, N. Y, secretary and
treasurer. Isaac II. Marrow, WON Pike and
Malcolm Chandler are the directors
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No AUTHORIZATION POR THE LEE MONUMENT
The Richmond reform common council embracing
q majority OF republicans and labor men, refuse 70
appropriate SIS 600 toward the expenses OF laying
the Lee monument. on the ground OF economy IN
the city government. Private subscriptions are
being received for the purpose
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FOR SALE-LOTS

and III an and hS St ssh
bos D. star Oee taken in ess'
E'oR sAIE-ONE OF THE HANDsOMEsT BUILD
ins slies ON Georgetown Heights, concreed street,
sl5-iln Apply W. RILEY DEEBLE, 1sleFst
EOR SALE-A GOOD LOT JUST OFF CONN.
I above appy T B 2 1* l3is
FOB B,,; sAL !o ON LASIER AYE, LANIER
SLEW: CORNER '0' III Hi HERTFok6 st.
TOR sALE-F1vE BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON 9TH
Il between and SITS ne, 2Ox117 to alley, 60c Lot
5s fb5 asS hss9Ps5f i ssna
T lcs! lots Is q n 1914 saa ls1s7. s1o9
e Dsl u lse and nse d 2os lg 99x if5o a3
9?a 9Th n sas 81 ss + g
street opposite Blaine's SIS
:. IN alley square IA, improved.............. go
z" l. ave, aox66 $50
St aSs ne asaS stu st asttoSS; 17s
8" os.: near 18th, COX 100; zoo
A sPs sStaIo' os,'"
EOR sALE-PRETTY LOT AT TAKOMA PARK
s,s5t sold WIN Ri III bfdkEp1E. 1919 st.
FOR sALE.wE ARE AUTHoRlzEp TO OFFER
and s fest ron
low figure if taken in a few days.
s14-3t HILL JOHNSTON, 73S 18th st. NV.
LOR SALE-SEvERAL HUNDRED OF THE BEST
Il lots in "Brookland" This ground is beautifully
located in the District. at Brooks Station the first
station on the Met Branch Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road directly opposite the site of the Catholic Univer
siy. Parties buying will have the advantage of
selection. with the prospect of very profitable
investment. Prices low; terms easy.
ssl4-3t DAVID ID. STONE, SO6 St NV.
FOG sALE-oN GOTH: MAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
4axsS. at s5 So on 10th. above O. a4.7xioo at as
on list st near St. 461S0, very desirable lot, at
INOR SALE-ON CONN. AVE. EXTENDED CO.
Il lumbia road) Just beyond Boundary street. we
have lot commanding fine view of the city and river
runs through to 18th street extended, containing
10000 SO. feet be sold tor less than 81 per foot
For two fine residences this lot superior to anything
se1:-3t
NOR GAIE orc
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LARGE AND VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
SOuTHMESr CORNER OF THIRD AND INDI-
ANA AVENUE AT AUCTION.
In order to close an estate will sell at public
auction, on MONDAY NEXT, THE NINETEETHGfT
OF the premises the above described property fronting
sixteen feet on Indiana avenue. and seventyve feet
dwelling, the whole now renting at $1.4OO per an
mum.
Terms: One. half cash. and balance at one and two
years interest semi-annually $3.50 deposit at time
of SALE Title good.
s1:-d&ds WAITER B. WILLIAMS h CO. Aucts
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THE CASE OF McGARIGLE.
Secretary Rnyard Declines TO Ask f0l
His ENtradiliOn.

The Department OF State declines TO ask McGari-
giles extradition. The report OF Secretary Bayard
to the President, after setting forth fully the
claims made in the application for McGar1gies
extradition ana rcfuting them seriatem, concludes
as follows:
During the past thirty years this Government
has repeatedly refused to make request for ex.
tradition in the absence Of treaty, and several
notable surrenders OF fugitive criminals to the
United states among which may be instanced
that OF Tweed, have been made without any re-
Bus WhePs - treat, real Of 1 exsrad,s.cn exists
Exseutiye branch Of the Government has
the expression OF one thing is the exclusion Of
another. An agreement between two nations to
comply with demands for extradition for
surrender will neither be granted nor asked
ior others not enumerated. II is well known that
t tnese are now In the United states as wen as in
be mentioned the Domin.on or Canada,
In Which McGarigie has found refuge numerous
manded II the crimes with which they are charged
came within the provisions Of existing trea-
ties OF extradition. Indeed 1t is notorious that,
by reason OF the cOntiguity OF the two
countries and the meager list OF extraditable OF.
lenses, tie escape from the United states TO Can
az aa and from Canada 10 the United
to that OF which McGarigle was convicted,
and to those with which he is charged, IS matter
~ AC4ucuC OCCu1ICuCc. luc pTOpeT remedy IOf
this condition OF affairs Is an International agree.
ment, In the absence OF which it would not be
consistent with presidents nor with the present
settled practice OF this Government in eXtradtiOn
cases to request o surrender by the British gov.
eminent on the case now presented"
Steamboat Pilots and En4ineerx.
THEY CANNOT BE PERMANENTLY DISQUALIFIED By A
BOARD OF LOCAL INSPECTORS
Gen. Dumont supervising inspector OF steam
vessels, has addressed letter to the Maritime Re-
porter, OF New York, in reply to an inter-
rogatory as to whether the local steamboat
inspectors have authority to Indefinitely suspend
a pilot or engineers license" This question was
referred to the Solicitor General OF the Treasury
and he has decided that local inspectors cannot
suspend or revoke an officers license to ex-
tend beyond the date OF the expiration OF
the license In force at the time the
oficers misconduct is determined by the inspec-
tors investigating it, under the provisions OF sec
ton 1850 or the Revised Statutes and that at any
time after the date OF expiration OF a revoked or
suspended license the officer Is entitled to q ''re-
examination and appointment" If found qualified.
In other words, the law does not empower the
board OF local inspectors, for any cause to per-
manently disqualify person from holding the
ONCE OF master, mate, engineer or pilot Of steam
vessels.
,, The opinion is signed by Acting Secretary
Thompson.
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Tie ABOVE nOIs3S Can be eXanlIned By perlnit tam
diI GinGe VuIy- IEOUAS j. FISHER X co.
l.pa
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ANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

4 1oNNANoS>N O1SSo, httCtO0ecrS.
SOUTHWEST WAsHiNGToN' one 81 rH aF
CHOICEST LOCATIONS IN THE CITY BEING
PART OF LOT SIXTEEN, IN SQUARE TWO
HUNDRED AND NINETY-SIX, SITUATED AT
THE INTERSECTION OF STREET AND VIZ
GINA AVENUE, FRONTING ON THE AGRI-
CULTURAL GROUNDS, AND WITHIN A HUN
DKED FEET AND IN PLAIN VIEW OF THE
SMITHS0MlAN GROUNDS. IT HAS ABOUT
THREE THOUSAND FEET OF PARKING. AND
is ONLY HALF A SQUARE FROM BELT LINE
OF STREET CARS
the District Of Columba, sitting In equity passed NV
IN cause wherein Martha h. Anderson Is COM
5672. shall on MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEM-
Der NINETEENTH, 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK, on the
premises sell the following described real estate sit
uated in said District to w.t. All that part of Lot 16
IN square 29S beginning at the northwest Of
lot numbered II aud running thence southwxrdly 81
feet inches to a30foot alley thence westwardly 80
and thence exstwsrdly with Virginia avenue 81 feet
inches to place OF beginning containing 3S6S square
feet Of ground, more or less.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, the balance in two
equal instruments in six and twelve months from day
OF SALE with six cent interest the cash payment to
be made within days after the day Of SALE which
adepost OF 400 shall be made at the time Of sale or
Az cash. At option Of purchaser. Decree of court
thortzes trustee to sell property whole in seps-
II terms Of sale not complied with within Ave days.
after the day Of sale the trstes the right
resell the property 1t the risk and Of the default
ing purchaser or purchasers.
VIM. SMALL, Trustee.
G.o&ds 623 IT NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
-------- ---------
THIS AFTERNOON.

"
l. ON CORCORAN STREET, BETWEEN 18TH AND
18TH STREETS NORTHWEST. IN SQUARE
NUMBERED 1913.
By virtue Of O deed Of trust made to Us, and ~
duly recorded in Hber No. II 46, folio 224 ct ~
seq,of the land records Of the District Of Colum -
ba ut the request Of the party secured thereby,
vii sell Ct pubs sqstion il f5Snt q The RrsTssss On
Der, A. d. 1887. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. ~. lots mum
bered 60. 81 and 81 in square numbered 193 Of the
record in the Office Of the surveyor Of the District OF
Columbia.
twelve months wthotes for credit payments to bear
interest at per cent snnum and be occurred BY
Of purchaser deposit q $3.50 required e TINE Of
days from day Of SALE property will be re-sold Of
cost OF defaulting purchaser. COnyeyancng, &c. 1t
purchasers cost.
JOHN A. J. CREswELL, r,,.t..s
AUSTIN P. BROWN. Afe
THOS. BOWLING, Auct. s3-dkdS
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Steamboat Pilots and En4ineerS.
THEY CANNOT BE PERMANENTLY DISQUALIFIED BY
The German Fest.
THE WASHINGTON SCHUETZES yEREIS Enjoy A NAY

TIE WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN VERE1N ENJOY DAY
OF PLEASURE IN THE WOODS.
The autumnal festival OF the Washington
SchuetZen Verein was held to-day at the Schuet-
zen Park on the 7th-street road A procession was
formed this morning In front OF Edels, On street.
ana, headed by a band the members OF the
Nerein, in carriages, proceeded to the park The
marshal, Henry Buscher. was mounted, as were
also his aides. VIM: Klein was the adJutant, and
Carl Heurich carried the American flag and Louis
BehrendS the German flag. Upon their arrival at
the park lunch was eaten, and then the shooting
and bowling began, which was continued all day.
There are prizes for shooting, and also Tor bowl
Ing, and there was bird shooting by ladies' At 3
O'Clock the great event OF the day began-the rifle
competition for the honor OF serving as king Tor
the ensuing year. Mr.. Edward Stolpp is the pres
ent king. This evening the new king viii be
crowned, and the kings banquet will be served.
There Will also be q concert this evening, and
dancing. The German societies. the SRngerbund
and the Mennerchor, will be present, and will
contribute to the enjoyment OF the occasion.
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District Government Affair.".

GONE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Commissioners Ludlow and Wheatley left the
city for Philadelphia last night to attend the CEN
tenniai celebration, and Commissioner Webb will
join them tonight. They Will probably be absent
until Saturday.
POLICEMAN APPOINTED.
The commissioners to-day appointed Frances
Hughes to be private OF class OF the Metropoli-
tan Police Force, vice Philip Mansfield, promoted
TO class 9, to I'LL the vacancy Occasioned by the
resignation OF E. A. Penney.
EXAMINING THE THEATERS.
Last Monday Messrs. Entwlsle, Hayden, and
Paris. the f1re-escape commission, made thor
Ough examination OF the National and Albaugh's
theaters, 10y direction OF Col. Ludlow Their re-
port has not yet been submitted, nor can it be
until Chief Paris returns to the city, from which
he Is now absent on vacation. When this occurs
Mr.. Entwisle Will order lights and gongS to be
placed in the buildings, after which the fire
escape commission and the District Commissioners
will have conference as TO what shall be done in
cases OF theaters to the safety OF audiences
In cases OF fire.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A. j. Marsh has been appointed clerk to COM
plete an exhibit Of all outstanding taxes In ar
rearS
Permission has been given to st. AIMS church OF
Tenleytown to occupy 25 feet square OF the por-
ton or the school-hOuse grounds behind and con-
tiguous to the church building subject to reyoca-
ton, however, on thirty days notice.
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AN ASSAULT m JAII--Maggie oliver and Lola
Green, young colored women, were serving time
in Jail during last July and had personal diffi-
times with what the woman called a ''cheeser," q
piece of steel from a corset, sharpened. To-day
Maggie, who is serving q sentence Of eleven
months and Twenty-Five days on charge OF as
sault, was sentenced by Judge Smell to sixty days
additional for the assault on Lola.
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CORK, Sept. IA young man named HAYES
| while returning from Macroom fair on Monday,
was waylaid by miscreants and 80 badly beaten
| that he died from the effects OF his injuries Two
men named Leary and Gleison have been arrested
| on the charge OF having committed the outrage.
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EXCEPTIONALLY FAST TMk-InforYnation has
been received In this city that the steamer Allen
OF the Nordeutscher Lloyd 8. & co. arrived nom
New York, at Southampton yesterday, In the ex-
ceptionaly fast tame OF Devea dayA four hours and
TWENTY-FIVE MinuteA
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nUNCANSON BROS, Aucrloneers.

BRICk DWELLING NO. 1345 l. STREET NORTH.
WEST BEING ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE
AND CONVENIENT LOCATIONS In THE CITY
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER -
TWENIY-FIRST, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we willf1G2
sell III front OF the premises. s4::i
LOT &c. SQUARE PAT,
fronting 20 feet l. street north 14th street
west, and has depth of Ii feet to alley.
The improvements are a three story and basement
brick containing nine rooms and bath room and large
cellar, range, latrobes, gas fixtures marble mantes
and modern conyeniences. the house being in good
order, and from the location would make good invest
ment or convenient home for business man, being
easy OF access to all parts of the city.
Terms easy aud Will be stated at time of sale.
Sl0 DUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers
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TNHE SUBSCRIBERS. AS TRUSTEES, WILL
l. offer at public sale to the highest bidder. on -
the premises, large four-story brick Hotel. To- s
vile in " Mon3gomsry GSunty, Maryland on SAI
1887, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. Rare chance for q
bargain. For further information apply to
JAMES b. HENDERSON,l r.
EDWARD G. PETER, trustees,
s143t Rockville, Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-15
THOMAS BOWLING, Aucs,oneer.

rNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
FRENCH PLATE IATE MIRRORS pAgIoR T gRSJ,
HANGINGS WALNUT MARBLE TOP CHAM.
Der SUITE, CHERRY AND Ash CHAMBER
SUITES. VERY HANDSOME IMPORTED BED.
STEAD; HAIR MATTRESSES. PILLOWS AMP
PETS; DECoRATED TOILET WARE TAINTED
COTTAGE Sci, KITCHEN REQUISITES. &C.
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER SIXTEEN,
1881, at Ten O'CLOCK, ut residence 4o3 street
northwest opposite Pension Office, shall sell cOlec
ton Of excellent household effects.
THOMAS BOWLING,
s12-dtS Auctioneer.
ST. HE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN UNAVOIDA-
bly, postponed until further notice 1t
TNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.